• Welsh Section A
• Liver chestnut
• Gelding
• 9 years
• 11.3 hands

• Huge potential as either a M&M LR / FR / WHP or would strip out as a SHP / Cradle Stakes
• A true all rounder attending Pony Club rallies and camp

Jack is a very attractive upstanding correct pony with a wonderful temperament. 

He is a true all rounder attending Pony Club rallies and camp. 

He is very willing with an uncomplicated mouth. He happily jumps and does pole work. 

He hacks out in company and on his own regularly. 

Established flat work with easy paces. He has huge potential as either a M&M LR / FR / WHP or would strip out as a SHP / Cradle Stakes. 

Lunges longreins and leads well. He is unshown to date. 

Very regrettable sale as he is our outgrown project pony. 

100% Box Shoe Clip and in traffic. 

Vaccinated and open to vet. 

• Welsh Section A
• Grey
• Gelding
• 15 years
• 11.2 hands

• Spirit has been our lead rein pony / unicorn for the past 3 years
• Having been a successful show pony (qualifying for Blair previously) he is obedient and responsive on the lead rein
• He has done PC rallys with us and his previous owner

This is Spirit, he is a 15yo reg Welsh Sec A. He has been our lead rein pony / unicorn for the past 3 years. He has been a first ridden before but needs a stronger/longer leg than my girls have. He is a flashy mover and is great for learning rising trot.

Having been a successful show pony (qualifying for Blair previously) he is obedient and responsive on the lead rein. He has done PC rallys with us and his previous owner.

We have hacked him out all over the farm, around and past all sorts of machinery without issue - both with me on foot and led from my own horse. He also hacks nicely off the lead with my 6yo following my horse.

He isn’t a fizzy sort, is kind and has never done anything scary with or to the girls. He can be a fidget on the ground though, which means he needs supervision around very tiny jockeys and their very tiny feet. My girls have fussed round him quite happily whilst he’s tied up since they were 3/4yo.

My small 6yo now handles him quite confidently in hand. He is a nibbler but this has not been an issue for us and from a young age my girls have dealt with this confidently and don’t get nipped.

I have travelled him in company in a trailer and on his own in a truck quite happily. He didn’t like the trailer on his own. He isn’t needy in the field or stable, so has been a good companion for my own horse.

He is good with the farrier, vet and is currently on 6month vaccination program. He has had one episode of laminitis following several consecutive days of frost in Jan 2018. Nothing before or since.

He’s a character and my girls and I will be very upset to see him go.